Month: July 2021

We’re being cowards here at 220. Never before has a field of multi-platform multisporting greats come together for one race. And for that reason, we’re “Sebastian Kienle: “I’m not in bad shape for Bahrain””

Are you excited about Challenge Bahrain this Saturday? We are – most of the world’s best long-course triathletes will be on the start line at “‘Where can I watch Challenge Bahrain live?’”

Are you excited about Challenge Bahrain this Saturday? We are – most of the world’s best long-course triathletes will be on the start line at “‘Where can I watch Challenge Bahrain live?’”

With so many of the world’s top long-course triathletes lined up for the first Challenge Bahrain, we’ll be right there course-side to cover all the “Challenge Bahrain liveblog”

With so many of the world’s top long-course triathletes lined up for the first Challenge Bahrain, we’ll be right there course-side to cover all the “Challenge Bahrain liveblog”

Two-time 70.3 Ironman world champion, Michael Raelert set the pace on the 1.9km swim, leading out Kiwi Dylan McNeice and former IM world champ Pete “Michael Raelert takes inaugural Challenge Bahrain win”

Two-time 70.3 Ironman world champion, Michael Raelert set the pace on the 1.9km swim, leading out Kiwi Dylan McNeice and former IM world champ Pete “Michael Raelert takes inaugural Challenge Bahrain win”

Fourth-place finisher at this year’s Ironman Worlds, GB’s Jodie Swallow came to the desert with victory on her mind. Flying under the radar in the “Helle Frederiksen dominates run to collect Bahrain win”

Fourth-place finisher at this year’s Ironman Worlds, GB’s Jodie Swallow came to the desert with victory on her mind. Flying under the radar in the “Helle Frederiksen dominates run to collect Bahrain win”

The Brits once again cluttered the top-10, with Rachel Joyce finishing second, Jodie Swallow third, Tim Don fourth and Jodie Stimpson eighth in her first “Brits enjoy top-10 success at Challenge Bahrain”